Selected Poems

Selected Poems by Margaret Avison, published by Oxford University Press on January 2, 1992, is a first edition collection that encompasses 176 pages. This compilation presents a comprehensive overview of Avison’s poetic journey, reflecting her evolution as a writer from the 1950s to her later works, which notably document her conversion to Christianity. Avison is recognized as one of Canada’s significant poets, drawing inspiration from seventeenth-century metaphysical and meditational poetry.
Readers will find a rich tapestry of introspective themes woven throughout this collection, showcasing Avison’s complex approach to poetry. The poems explore various facets of her life and beliefs, offering insights into her spiritual transformation and artistic development. This edition serves as a valuable resource for those interested in the evolution of poetic expression and the personal reflections of a notable literary figure.
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One of Canada’s greatest poets, Margaret Avison is a complex, introspective writer with roots in seventeenth-century metaphysical and meditational poetry. The first collection to span her entire career, Avison’s Collected Poems stretches from her early work in the 1950s to the most recent
poems, recording her conversion to Christianity.
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